Car Recalls: Why They Happy and What Buyers Should Know
Why do car Recalls Happy? Here’s what to know if your car has an open recall.
Honda has recalled over 65,000 vehicles due to anxue that el -lead to the vehicles rolling Away when it is in park.
Impacted Are Certain 2013 Honda Accord Vehicles. According to honda, The Driveshaft May Corode and Break Due to Damage from Road Salt or Other Contamines.
“A broken Driveshaft can Result in a Loss of Drive Power, or a vehicle Rollaway when the vehicle is in park with the parking brake applied,“ Honda Wrote in and Announcement on the National Highway Traffic Safty Administration (NHTSA) Website. “Both Scenaios Can Increase the Risk of a Crash or Injury.”
Here’s what to know about the recall and what to do if you have the iMPACCED VEHICLES.
Recall is an expansion of a previous recall
The recall is an expansion of Previous Recall Number 20V769, Whiche was Annouiedid in December 2020 And JANUARY 2021. The Recall Inclouded 235,034 2013 to 2015 Honda Accord Vehicles.
“The Drive SHAFTS Were Assembled with a Lubricant that May Have DeGRADED The Drive Shafts’ Protective Coating, Making it More Sus Egypt Contaminans, and the Potenthally (Causing) It to Break, “Honda said at the time.
The New Recall Includes 65,115 2013 Honda Accord Vehicles Under Recall Numbers:
- NHTSA – 25V422000
- Honda – om2
The 4-CYLINER VEHICLES Recalled in June 2025 WERIGINLY SOLD in the Following State:
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Illinois
- Indiana
- IOWA
- Kentucky
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Missouri
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New York
- OHIO
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington Dc
- West virginia
- Wissonsin
How is Honda Fixing the Issue?
Honda Said Dealers Will Inspect and Replace the Driveshaft Assemblies for Free. The Car Manufacturer Will Send Letters to Vehicle Owners on Aug. 11.
Who Should Drivers Contact If they have quits?
Owners Canract Honda’s Customer Service Line at 1-888-234-2138.
This Story Has Been updated to add photos.
Saleen Martin Is A Reporter on Usa Today’s Now Team. She is from norfolk, virginia – The 757.
